At least they can’t hurt the eggs when they play kitty soccer with them!
I do one or two loads every day, I always fold it as soon as it’s done in the dryer, and I put it away neatly wherever it belongs.I even do some experimenting every once in a while and find some really great tips and trick to share with you, which I love doing!
When it comes to stains though, I completely drop the ball.It seems like I’m always just tossing all of our clothes, whether stained or not, straight into the washer, always forgetting to check for stains and treat them.And then, I forget again and put those stained items straight into the dryer, setting that darn stain in for life!
So basically, if (when) an item of clothing gets a stain, it’s pretty much toast.Sometimes I get lucky and the stain comes out on its own, but usually not.
I think a large part of my stain neglect has come from the fact that I’ve never really found something that.
So in the back of my mind, I’m just kind of thinking “Why bother?” instead of “No problem!And if I’ve offended you with my ignorance, please forgive me.
So I might not know how to spell “moldings” (or mouldings), but I do know how to create some really great high-end looks for a not so high end price.Today I’m going to share with you a little about how we got that thick, chunky, super trimmed-out look that I love in Jack’s nursery..
Step one: Marry a really talented guy..Step two: Get him to do it.. Ha!